Editorials Call for Replacement of Judge Over Election Ruling
The editorial decries Judge Dancy for denying a South Padre Island incorporation election. It argues he overruled the island majority, critiques his absence and unsigned notes, and cites Laguna Vista Bayview and Laguna Heights as contrasting precedents. It urges removal of Dancy and replacement by a competent official.
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Oscar C
South Padre Island
Dancy
Ted Hunt
Darrell Hester
Laguna Vista
Bayview
Laguna Heights
Dancy Forthwith
Do As I Say Not As Do With Fortas Resignation
A columnist questions standards for Supreme Court selection after Justice Abe Fortas resigns. The piece argues future justices may face intense scrutiny and criticizes double standards for lawmakers versus interpreters of law, citing Judge Burger and other ties to institutions.
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Abe Fortas
U. S. Supreme Court
Justice of
Oil Supreme Court
Judge Burger
Mayo Clinic
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Denton Cooley
Horoscope for all signs May 29 to June 4
Weekly guidance covers Aries to Pisces with cautions on emotion, caution about get rich schemes, relationship advice, and prompts to act on opportunities. Highlights include Taurus easing tensions, Virgo and Libra personality notes, and Aquarius urging initiative with romance on hold.
Port Isabel Urban Renewal Agency Seeks Bids for Private Redevelopment
Public notice announces bids for parcels in Port Isabel Texas under South Port Isabel Project No 2. Minimum disposal prices, 24 and 145 parcels, specify residential use with 60 day delivery and cash payment on conveyance. Former owners receive preference. agency may reject bids or select best bid as public interest dictates.
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Vernon
State of Texas
Port Isabel
Powers and
Longoria Streets
Texas
Board of Commissioners
Cameron County
Federal Housing Administration
State Capital Highlights Delights by Vern Sanford
A digest of Texas Senate activity as June 2 adjournment nears. Filibusters slow bills on the calendar while others advance including education expansions UT San Antonio UT Permian Basin UT Dallas and medical schools. New Driver breath test bill amendments seek governor approval. LCB clamps down on private bottle clubs with stricter record keeping and membership rules.
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Austin
Tex
Senate
Preston Smith
University of Texas At San Antonio
Permian Basin
Liquor Control Board
Texas Lcb
Sens
Jack Strong
Tom Creighton
Atty
Crawford Martin
Honey Grove
Fannin County
Martin
National Guard Armory Board
State Building Commission
State Department
Industrial Accident Board
State Board hears vocational plan change and appointments
A public hearing on the new state vocational and adult education plan is set for June 7. The plan raises standards, adds advanced courses for skilled craftsmen in junior colleges and the James Connally Technical Institute in Waco, and influences teacher preparation. The 1968 69 total programs will grow from 8300 to 8700 by September. The article also lists numerous political appointments and state program approvals.
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John Guemple
James Connally Technical Institute
Waco
Texas
Smith
Johnny Connally
Price Daniel
Allan Shivers
Wardrow W. Lane
Supreme Court
Meade Griffin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Leon Douglas
Douglas
David W. McElwrath
Combes
Agricultural Stabilitization and Conservation Service
A. F
Tony) Rodriguez
San Antonio
U.S
U. S. - Mexico
Southern Conference of Council of State Governments
Jose Vela
Fermin Islas
San Marcos
Texas Office of Economic Opportunity
S. R. Greenwood
Temple
Charles H. Martin
Richmond State School
Texas Department of Mental Health
Solon Pushes Flood Control Aid For South Texas
Kika's Newsletter reports Solon Solon pushing to restore $3.7 million flood control funds for South Texas in the next fiscal year. He cites Beulah hurricane memory, outlines Brownsville Weather Office staff, radar and satellite use, and notes educational grant allocations for district counties. He also mentions a revised Apollo 8 stamp motto and graduation wishes.
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Solon
Washington, D. C
South Texas
Appropriations
Johnson
Nixon
Congress
Brownsville
Gulf of Mexico
U. S. Office of Education
15Th
Brooks
Cameron
Hidalgo
Jim Hogg
Kenedy
Kleberg
Starr
Willacy
Zapata
Post Office Department
William A. Anders
Privacy and surveillance ring echoes of Nazi Germany warning
A reflective piece compares modern privacy invasions by IRS letters, census questions, and surveillance to Nazi-era fear. It argues most people inner lives are exposed, and warns against drifting toward total openness by institutions and government.
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Internal Revenue Service
Nazi Germany
Gestapo
Congress
Brownie Troop 22 Holds Last Meeting and Awards
Scouting Around Brownie Troop No 22 met May 20 at St An drews Parish Building led by Mrs Mary Rock. Girls recited pledges sang, earned two year pins for Spinks Terri Sue Mireles Je Green Mary Claudette Rock Linda Galvan Cindy Osorio Ida Camacho and Terry Banda and first year pins for Dorothy Ebanks Donna Carrizo Salema Gonzales Maria Luisa Gonzales Donna Hunter Cecile Guillot Annie Forbes Hilda Holland Lynn Kirkconnell Bennette Stripling Gina Vega. Linda Galvan and Mary Claudette Beck received perfect attendance gifts. On May 29 eleven third grade girls will attend the fly up ceremony to receive Wings.
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St. Andrew’s Parish
Mary Rock
Star Spinks
Terri Sue Mireles
Je Green
Mary Claudette Rock
Linda Galvan
Cindy Osorio
Ida Camacho
Terry Banda
Dorothy Ebanks
Donna Carrizo
Salema Gonzales
Maria Luisa Gonzales
Donna Hunter
Cecile Guillot
Annie Forbes
Hilda Holland
Lynn Kirkconnell
Bennette Stripling
Gina Vega
Mary Claudette Beck
Clinic plan continues as studySeb Garcia outlines youth summer work
Garcia confirms careful study for the project and considers bringing two NYC girls to work this summer at the center. He notes the youth program is funded at the same level as last year but spread over the fall through spring. Ben Zamudio of CCCP Inc calls the health clinic one of VIDA's best projects.
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Garcia
Nyc
Ben Zamudio
Cccp Inc
What does the figure 52 billion mean to you
The $52 billion figure signals a brighter future for millions of Americans holding Series E and H Bonds and Freedom Shares. The amount reflects long term savings and national investment in citizens bonds and civic programs.
Texas GOP chairman opposes census question cuts
Governor Smith urges Texas lawmakers to oppose reducing census questions. The message stresses accurate data gathering and proper surveying is essential, with complaints about potential undercounting and the impact on representation and funding.
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Republican Party
Smith
Texas
Washington
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